Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 14

rs ; e THE EVENING STAK, WASHINGTOXN, D. . TUESDAY, APRIU %I, 1923.° MN OF LEAGUE Girl Judge Gives Seven Death 5, e iy | | and the lawyers who practiced in her . fE=% 2 e I T o l f R s R bbe court asserted that her judgment N SEUREU n rial o ussian (1] rsS (\:’rflk!mtol;t: ;?:nn:l of or better than that F . i [] []PIUM ! i P i 74 HURT IN POGROM. g By the Assaciated Press | Moscow and became a member of the | i EaE MOSCOW, April 24.—A bobbed-halr | presidium of Moscow district court. | Jewish Students Attacked in Bu- . young woman in her early twentles| The defendants were a gang of . Representative Porter Tells | 5705 Doliiin sudge at & triat in | eight nighway robbers, 1ed by ome charest; Some May Die. 10th, 11th, F and G Street Lord Cecil Sales in Quanti- |the Moscow district court, and in a|Sergius Mironoff, all young, who, with | Jewish Telegraphic Agency. s s and reets T voice semtenced seven men to | the ald of several chauffeurs employ- |\ BUCHAREST, ~April 24.—Anti-Jow- - ies Are E d. fron i yalee A %] ed by the Moscow soviet, carried out |ish excesses at the university were ties Are Encouraged. | death for robbery with violence. Sh med robberies in clothing factories | continued yesterday. Seventy-four | was Citizeness -Anna Gluzman, for- |last March. Jewish students were seriously merly of Kharkov, who several | Getw' 10-Yenr Sentence. A, RO e [ . Among the wounded was a Christian ¢ - months ago so attracted the atten- ! ‘.\llrunl)fls Younger brother, under|who fought with the Jewish students. a o eW u nl tion of the commissariat of justice |¢ighteen years of uge, was let off | The pogrom spread to the Jewish I z 1 | with ten years imprisonment. The |business quarter, where a number of by her shrewd decision in the Ukrain- | jo1d, careless admission of gullt by | Jewish passersby were set upon by en- | fan courts that she was Invited to the ‘men cqualed only by the | Rumanian students. | e A —— This Reed Suite Is a Splendid Value, $11 ) Settee, Chair and Rocker Yy Y g The rich, deep tones of the cretonnes reflect a fresh- ness and coolness that combined with the finish of the reed creates a wholly inviting atmosphere. Shades of antique brown mahogany, tiger and black, green and cream. Suite made of the highest grade Ceylon reed, round and well woven. Three pieces; $115. 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